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Parliament Logjam May End as Lok Sabha Set to Take Up Exam Reforms Bill

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Parliamentary proceedings are expected to resume on Tuesday following outreach efforts by the Lok Sabha Speaker to break the ongoing impasse. The government's bill targeting paper leaks in public examinations is likely to be taken up for discussion in the lower house. Meanwhile, the Rajya Sabha may begin deliberations on the Vande Mataram bill. Opposition members have filed multiple amendment notices to the public exams bill, signaling intent to scrutinize the legislation closely. Both the ruling party and opposition continue to exchange accusations even as both sides edge toward a resolution.

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